Momentary truth
Every time has a truth, during Renaissance this is 16th century, the
true religion was alone Catholic religion but, after, for political motives is
Protestantism, although in German land, and with very much difficult; and after
Anglicanism in Great Britain, motives has been political, we must consider that
Cicero has said “Religio instrumentum
regni”, this is the religion is necessary to govern. Every man thinks that
has the truth, and we human consider that the truth is traceable in books,
through think or tribunal, we have our truth. We must consider condemnation of
Giordano Bruno, an heretical man, that has been burnt because heretical, and
this is truth and tribunal has made condemnation because he didn’t abjured his
theories, today it is depreciable, because every man has right believes to
everything, but then it was impossible because one was the truth, this is
Catholic truth and never other; in Great Britain the Jesuits were condemned and
killed because Catholic. Every examples that we can tell are alone momentary,
because we can consider that now it is true and tomorrow, this is then years,
it will be absolutely distant from this way think, therefore it is always true
but at other moral context, when if it is true or no, it is very important little,
because other truth is emerging, a truth that is very distant and further the
precedent true, because it is lie to other contest, and that was true then now
is laughable, therefore every time has its truth to believe that is truth,
because further it will be alone a truth right to that time and context, but after
it will be nothing or object to studies, in conformity to that morality and
time; every time has its truth, and this will be very momentary.
Alessandro Lusana